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viva44 wrote:

Can you add a chat like thing . Where you can search the user and chat with him . Think that I am making a project and I discuss with the scratchers I am collaborating with and I am telling them what to do so if anyone of my followers enters the studio , forum or comment section in which I am chatting with and the story is leaked now no one would be intersted to look at my projects . They will think -

“ Ah , there is nothing in this project I already know what is there in that . Waste of time”
- My followers

So I don't want this to happen please add the feature of chat . Also add the status feature so that we can know when to contact the scratchers



Regards,
Viva44

define  hello
ask [help me] and say [hello]

when green flag clicked
create command <save in [html v]>
if <(hello) = 5> then
create command <delete in [html v]>
else
save in [html v]
end

this good?

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run ({create clone:: control} @addInput:: grey ring):: control

<() @addInput:: grey ring>

say (http:// [snap.berkeley.edu]:: sensing)

((6) × (7):: operators)

(join [hello ] [world] @delInput @addInput:: operators)

script variables ((foo):: grey) ((bar):: grey) @delInput @addInput:: grey

(all but first of @list:: list)

warp {
  move (10) steps
} :: grey

report [Done!]:: control cap

(<> @addInput) // without even the:: grey ring
// new blocks

{{featured|May|2020}}This article demonstrates the '''[[Block Plugin]] syntax'''.

On the [[Scratch Discussion Forums|Scratch Forums]], code must be written between <code>[scratchblocks]...[/scratchblocks]</code> tags. (On the wiki, <code><nowiki><scratchblocks>...</scratchblocks></nowiki></code> tags are used.) For a simplified explanation, see [[topic:54562|here]].

Every [[Blocks|block]] goes on a new line and is written as the text on the block is shown on Scratch. For example:

{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|-
! Code
! Result
|-
| <pre>[scratchblocks]
when green flag clicked
forever
    turn cw (15) degrees
    say [Hello!] for (2) seconds
    if <mouse down?> then
        change [mouse clicks v] by (1)
    end
end
[/scratchblocks]</pre>
|<scratchblocks>
when green flag clicked
forever
    turn cw (15) degrees
    say [Hello!] for (2) seconds
    if <mouse down?> then
        change [mouse clicks v] by (1)
    end
end
</scratchblocks>
|}

== Arguments ==
[[Arguments]], or inputs to a block, are represented within the block with various codes.

=== Numerical Insert ===
The round numerical insert is used with parentheses: <code>(10)</code>.

<pre>move (10) steps</pre>

<scratchblocks>move (10) steps</scratchblocks>

=== String Insert ===
[[String]] inputs are created with square brackets: <code>[lorem ipsum]</code>

<pre>say [Hi]</pre>

<scratchblocks>say [Hi]</scratchblocks>

<pre>think [bye]</pre>

<scratchblocks>think [bye]</scratchblocks>
<!-- first change i the wiki for pjtnt11 --><!-- congrats ~from Kenny2scratch -->

=== Block Insert ===
[[Boolean Block|Boolean blocks]] and [[Reporter Block|reporter blocks]] are created with <code><boolean></code> and <code>(reporter)</code>, respectively.

<pre>if <<mouse down?> and <(costume #) = [1]>> then
    stamp
end</pre>

<scratchblocks>
if <<mouse down?> and <(costume #) = [1]>> then
    stamp
end
</scratchblocks>

Boolean blocks used to appear round, like reporters, but this was corrected with scratchblocks3.

=== Color Picker ===
{{External Programs}}
A color picker is represented with <code>[#hexcode]</code>. #hexcode is a hexadecimal color code.

<pre>set pen color to [#00ff00]</pre>

<scratchblocks>set pen color to [#00ff00]</scratchblocks>

[http://colorpicker.com colorpicker.com] can be used to find hexadecimal colors.

=== Dropdown List ===
Dropdown lists are created with the code <code>[selection v]</code>.

<pre>stop [all v]</pre>

<scratchblocks>stop [all v]</scratchblocks>

Round dropdowns are created with <code>(selection v)</code>.

<pre>broadcast (start v)</pre>

<scratchblocks>broadcast (start v)</scratchblocks>

== Special Blocks ==
Some blocks have different code based on their unique shapes and features, as well as technical limitations.

=== Hat Blocks ===
The [[When Green Flag Clicked (block)|When Green Flag Clicked]] block can be typed with any of the following syntax options:

<pre>when green flag clicked
when gf clicked
when flag clicked</pre>

<scratchblocks>when gf clicked</scratchblocks>

For the [[When () Clicked (block)|When () Clicked]] block, the [[Block Plugin (1.4)/Syntax#Hat Blocks|old block plugin]] required the sprite's name to be surrounded by brackets. This is no longer necessary:

<pre>when this sprite clicked</pre>

<scratchblocks>when this sprite clicked</scratchblocks>

The [[When () Key Pressed (Events block)|when () key pressed]] block uses a drop-down menu:

<pre>when [space v] key pressed</pre>

<scratchblocks>when [space v] key pressed</scratchblocks>

===Stack Blocks===
The [[Turn () Degrees (block)|Turn () Degrees]] (clockwise) block can be written two ways:

<pre>turn cw () degrees
turn right () degrees</pre>

<scratchblocks>turn cw () degrees</scratchblocks>

The Turn () Degrees (counter-clockwise) block can be written two ways:

<pre>turn ccw () degrees
turn left () degrees</pre>

<scratchblocks>turn ccw () degrees</scratchblocks>

=== C Blocks ===
[[C Block|C blocks]] must be closed by typing "end" after the last stack block inside it. However, C blocks at the end of a script will close automatically. For example:

<pre>repeat (10)
    move (5) steps
    stamp
end
repeat (10)
    move (10) steps
    stamp</pre>

Makes:

<scratchblocks>
repeat (10)
    move (5) steps
    stamp
end
repeat (10)
    move (10) steps
    stamp
</scratchblocks>

== Comments ==
[[Comment (programming feature)|Comments]] are created with two slashes: <code>// comment</code> after a block.

<pre>move (10) steps // is that too far?</pre>

<scratchblocks>move (10) steps // is that too far?</scratchblocks>

== Custom Blocks ==
If one tries to show a custom block, it will appear obsolete (red) because it has not been defined.

<pre>jump</pre>

<scratchblocks>jump</scratchblocks>

A definition can be created by writing "define" followed by the name of the block:

<pre>define jump
repeat (10)
    change y by (4)
end</pre>

<scratchblocks>
define jump
repeat (10)
    change y by (4)
end
</scratchblocks>

Number, boolean, and string arguments can be added:

<pre>define jump (height) <gravity on?> [message]</pre>

<scratchblocks>define jump (height) <gravity on?> [message]</scratchblocks>

Once a define hat has been made, one can then use the block ''inside the same &lt;scratchblocks&gt; tag'', and it will no longer appear obsolete.

<pre>jump

define jump
repeat (10)
    change y by (4)
end</pre>

<scratchblocks>
jump

define jump
repeat (10)
    change y by (4)
end
</scratchblocks>

=== Custom Block Inputs ===
If one tries to use an input reporter without making a block definition first, it will appear as a [[variable]].

<pre>say (height)</pre>

<scratchblocks>say (height)</scratchblocks>

But if it is put below a block definition, it will render as an input reporter:

<pre>define jump (height)
say (input)</pre>

<scratchblocks>
define jump (height)
say (height)
</scratchblocks>

== List Reporters ==
If one tries to write a list reporter, it will look like a variable reporter, because the plugin has no way of telling them apart.

<pre>say (list of Scratch team members)</pre>

<scratchblocks>say (list of Scratch team members)</scratchblocks>

However, if one has used the list in a '''list block''' ''inside the same &lt;scratchblocks&gt; tag'', then it will render correctly:

<pre>add [mres] to [list of Scratch team members v]
add [paddle2see] to [list of Scratch team members v]
add [harakou] to [list of Scratch team members v]
say (list of Scratch team members)</pre>

<scratchblocks>
add [mres] to [list of Scratch team members v]
add [paddle2see] to [list of Scratch team members v]
add [harakou] to [list of Scratch team members v]
say (list of Scratch team members)
</scratchblocks>

If a list block is not wanted or needed inside the same &lt;scratchblocks&gt; tag, <code>:: list</code> can be used:

<pre>say (list of Scratch team members:: list)</pre>

<scratchblocks>
say (list of Scratch team members:: list)
</scratchblocks>

== Shortening Source Code ==
It is possible to make the source of ScratchBlocks code slightly shorter by removing unnecessary code. No spaces are necessary between an insert and the block text. Also, closing brackets (<code>]</code>) and parentheses (<code>)</code>) can be left off at the end of a line. Therefore, the following two snippets render identically, though the first is 226 characters, and the second only 183:

<pre>when gf clicked
ask [n=] and wait
set [n v] to (answer)
set [i v] to [0]
repeat until <(n) = [1]>
if <((n) mod (2)) = [0]> then
set [n v] to ((n) / (2))
else
set [n v] to (((3) * (n)) + (1))
end
change [i v] by (1)
end
say (i)</pre>
<pre>when gf clicked
ask[n=]and wait
set[n v]to(answer
set[i v]to[0
repeat until<(n)=[1
if<((n)mod(2))=[0]>then
set[n v]to((n)/(2
else
set[n v]to(((3)*(n))+(1
end
change[i v]by(1
end
say(i</pre>

<scratchblocks>
when gf clicked
ask[n=]and wait
set[n v]to(answer
set[i v]to[0
repeat until<(n)=[1
if<((n)mod(2))=[0]>then
set[n v]to((n)/(2
else
set[n v]to(((3)*(n))+(1
end
change[i v]by(1
end
say(i
</scratchblocks>

However, this is considered poor style and is not recommended.

== Hacks ==
The blocks plugin offers hacks to allow representation of scripts from [[Scratch Modifications]] and old or unreleased versions of Scratch.

For a full tutorial on how to use scratchblocks hacks, see [[topic:55586|this topic]].

=== Color and Shape Changing ===
The color and shape of a block can be changed. This can be useful for forcing non-Scratch blocks to appear correctly. Note that only color changing with the legacy syntax works in the old version. The legacy syntax is obsolete (it no longer works since scratchblocks3).

<div style="overflow:auto">
{| class="wikitable"
! width="30%" | Feature
! width="50%" | Code
! width="20%" | Result
|-
| Changing category (works for any kind of block)
| <pre>abc:: looks
say [I'm not a Motion block!]:: motion
eat (pen color:: pen):: control
if <touching [mouse pointer v]:: list> then
    die:: grey
end</pre>
| <scratchblocks>
abc:: looks
say [I'm not a Motion block!]:: motion
eat (pen color:: pen):: control
if <touching [mouse pointer v] ?:: list> then
    die:: grey
end
</scratchblocks>
|-
| Changing color
| <pre>think [Arbitrary colors?]:: #228b22</pre>
| <scratchblocks>think [Arbitrary colors?]:: #228b22</scratchblocks>
|-
| Changing shape
| <pre>abc:: events hat
def:: motion stack
ghi:: pen reporter
jkl:: operators boolean</pre>
| <scratchblocks>
abc:: events hat
def:: motion stack
ghi:: pen reporter
jkl:: operators boolean
</scratchblocks>
|-
| Creating C blocks and changing category
| <pre>mno {
    ...
}:: sensing</pre>
| <scratchblocks>
mno {
    ...
}:: sensing
</scratchblocks>
|-
| C blocks with multiple branches
| <pre>pqr {
    ...
} stu {
    ...
} vwx:: sound</pre>
| <scratchblocks>
pqr {
    ...
} stu {
    ...
} vwx:: sound
</scratchblocks>
|-
| C block with cap
| <pre>yz {
    ...
}:: motion cap</pre>
| <scratchblocks>
yz {
    ...
}:: motion cap
</scratchblocks>
|-
| Adding icons
| <pre>@greenFlag @stopSign @turnRight @loopArrow:: grey</pre>
| <scratchblocks>@greenFlag @stopSign @turnRight @loopArrow:: grey</scratchblocks>
|}
</div>

=== Snap''!'' ===
{{see also|Snap!}}

The new plugin also supports features specific to Snap''!'', such as "rings". Other blocks in Snap! can be created using the color/shape hacks above.

<pre>run ({create clone:: control} @addInput:: grey ring):: control

<() @addInput:: grey ring>

say (http:// [snap.berkeley.edu]:: sensing)

((6) × (7):: operators)

(join [hello ] [world] @delInput @addInput:: operators)

script variables ((foo):: grey) ((bar):: grey) @delInput @addInput:: grey

(all but first of @list:: list)

warp {
  move (10) steps
} :: grey

report [Done!]:: control cap

(<> @addInput) // without even the:: grey ring</pre>
which produces these blocks:
<scratchblocks>
run ({create clone:: control} @addInput:: grey ring) :: control

<() @addInput:: grey ring>

say (http:// [snap.berkeley.edu]:: sensing)

((6) × (7):: operators)

(join [hello ] [world] @delInput @addInput:: operators)

script variables ((foo):: grey) ((bar):: grey) @delInput @addInput:: grey

(all but first of @list:: list)

warp {
  move (10) steps
}:: grey

report [Done!]:: control cap

(<> @addInput) // without even the:: grey ring
</scratchblocks>

===GP===

This plugin also includes hacks to [[GP]].
<scratchblocks>
when tracking (mouse x:: variables) (mouse y:: variables):: hat control

((1) !=\ (0):: operators)

define(a function:: motion):: custom hat
return (1):: control

say (pi:: operators):: motion

when I receive [go]:: control

wait @addInput:: control

(isNil [obj v]:: operators)

(touching mouse:: sensing)

((--(:: #ffffff):: operators):: operators)

if (--(:: #ffffff):: operators) {
} @addInput:: control
</scratchblocks>

==Backslash==
A backslash (\) is a character that cancels out any special functionality of the next character, making it show up as normal text. If you need to make a character with special functionality, like a closing bracket (]), show up as normal text, put a backslash before it.

<pre>say []]</pre>
<scratchblocks>say []]</scratchblocks>

<pre>say [\]]</pre>
<scratchblocks>say [\]]</scratchblocks>

This is useful for a couple of blocks, which need backslashes to display properly:

<pre>[] \< []</pre>
<scratchblocks>[] \< []</scratchblocks>


<pre>play drum (\(1\) Snare Drum v) for (0.25) beats</pre>
<scratchblocks>play drum (\(1\) Snare Drum v) for (0.25) beats</scratchblocks>

[[Category:Scratch Extensions]]
[[fr:Scratch Wiki Accueil/le forum/blocs du forum/liste blocs]]

jgtygfytr wrote:

hello!
create new block in my image

when green flag clicked
create command <save in [html v]>
if <(hello) = 5> then
create command <delete in [html v]>
else
save in [html v]
end

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when green flag clicked

launch [youtube v]
go to channel [Gaming with vicki]

when [left v] key pressed

launch [plex v]

play tv show [ah v] until done